Connectivity independent of local infrastructure.
WHAT IT PROVIDES
Service anywhere with a clear view of the sky Independence from local cable and towers Speeds suitable for most business use
WHY IT CHANGED RECENTLY
Low-orbit constellations reduced latency substantially compared with older satellite services.
WHAT THAT MADE POSSIBLE
Video calls, remote desktop and interactive systems.
WHAT IT COSTS
Hardware purchase Monthly subscription above most terrestrial options
WHAT AFFECTS PERFORMANCE
Obstruction of the sky view Heavy rain and cloud Congestion in the area
WHAT OBSTRUCTION MEANS
Trees, buildings and structures in the field of view.
WHY IT MATTERS MORE THAN EXPECTED
Brief obstructions cause dropouts throughout the day.
WHAT TO DO ABOUT SITING
Survey the location before installing, using the provider's tools.
WHERE TO MOUNT
As high and clear as practical, securely.
WHAT TO CONSIDER
Cable routing, weatherproofing and lightning protection.
WHO IT SUITS
Premises where terrestrial options are absent or poor Sites outside urban areas Businesses needing failover on a genuinely different path
WHO IT SUITS LESS
Businesses with good fibre available, on cost grounds.
WHAT TO ESTABLISH BEFORE BUYING
Whether service is available at your address What the hardware costs Whether the subscription can be paused
WHAT TO CHECK ABOUT POWER
Its consumption, which affects backup sizing.
